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 So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo

 I really like the aduiobook narrator, but this would have served me better in physical form so that I could annotate it as I read. Because of that, I will be buying this book and re-reading it at a later date. Now, on to the book itself. Ijeoma Oluo takes a very emotional topic and makes it incredibly consumable. The way she mixes her personal stories and humor make this accessible for anyone who interested in breaking down their own internal biases. Some parts were hard to hear as I was faced with new information that I was not previously aware of, but being uncomfortable and learning from that discomfort is the whole point. It will be a while before I do my re-read, my non-fiction TBR is decent sized. But, I am looking forward to reading the physical copy in a year or two and seeing what else I can learn from the re-read.